You’ve got the job of writing a report for a government department or similar. You’re desperate to fill up pages with meaningless waffle. What do you do? This is where the meaningless phrase generator created by Prof Phil Cohen of the University of East London comes in. Just take one item from the first column below, followed by one from the second and third and you immediately have an important sounding but completely meaningless phrase. For example: “Practical sustainable regeneration”. Who can quarrel with that? Or “Diverse strategic involvement” – how can anyone manage without that?
You can generate over SEVEN HUNDRED meaningless phrases using Cohen’s meaningless phrase generator. Good luck.
Inclusive
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Area-based
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Renewal
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Joined – up
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Community
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Regeneration
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Consensual
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Sustainable
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Development
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Practical
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People-lead
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Involvement
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Evaluated
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Strategic
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Revitalisation
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Diverse
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Neighbourhood
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Synergy
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Balanced
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Sensitive
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Opportunities
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Responsive
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Monitored
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Initiatives
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Supportive
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Best value
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Capacity
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